Ibanez Q Series Headless Guitars

In the studio, the Ibanez Q series offers a lot of tonal range from a single guitar. The dyna-MIX switching provides a variety of pickup voicings, which is useful when you're tracking rhythm parts, layering textures or auditioning sounds for a mix without swapping instruments between takes.

Tuning stability matters when you're stacking overdubs, and the Mono-Tune bridge and roasted maple neck are built with that in mind. The 7-string Q547 and QX527 suit low-register parts, and the slanted-fret QX models use a multi-scale layout that keeps low strings tight and defined, which helps heavy tones stay clear in a dense arrangement.

The headless body is compact and light, so long tracking sessions are comfortable and the guitar is easy to fit in a small home studio. Producers and engineers working in modern rock, metal or progressive styles may find it a versatile tool. Studio Gears lists the series below as stock changes, including B-Stock pieces like a Cosmic Blue Q547.

Known for: Headless 6- and 7-strings with Mono-Tune bridges, roasted maple necks and slanted-fret QX models · 1 in stock from $1,039

Ibanez Q547PB Headless 7 String Guitar Cosmic Blue B-Stock

$1,039.00

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Ibanez Q Series Headless Guitars - frequently asked questions

What does headless mean on the Ibanez Q series?

Headless means the guitar has no traditional headstock, which makes the body compact and lightweight. Tuning is handled at the bridge by a Mono-Tune system instead of at the neck. The necks are roasted maple, and the design suits players who value portability, balance and modern ergonomics.

What is the difference between the Ibanez QX52 and the Q52?

The QX52 and QX527 use slanted frets in a multi-scale layout. Fanned frets give the low strings a longer scale for tighter tension, while the treble side stays comfortable for fast lead work. The Q models, such as the Q52, Q54 and Q547, are the series' headless core lineup.

Does the Ibanez Q series come in 7-string and B-Stock versions?

Yes, the range covers 6- and 7-string models, including the Q547 and the QX527. B-Stock pieces appear occasionally, such as a Cosmic Blue 7-string. These are open-box, discounted and fully covered. No left-handed models are listed at the moment, and the lineup changes over time.

Ibanez Q Series Headless Guitars in stock now at Studio Gears

As of October 20, 2026, Studio Gears has 1 Ibanez Q Series Headless Guitars in stock and ready to ship, priced from $1,039 to $1,039 - including 1 B-Stock (open-box, full inspection) unit from $1,039. Every order ships free within the US, no sales tax collected on orders shipped outside California, and 30-day returns.